VOICED: Baghdad marketplace oasis holds 'Iraq of dreams'

Mutanabbi Street in Baghdad is a cultural hub for Iraqi writers and intellectuals, symbolizing the city's enduring spirit. Despite the devastation from the 2003 US-led invasion and a 2007 bombing, the street has recovered and continues to thrive, offering a refuge from the country's instability. The street's history, named after the 10th-century poet Abu Tayeb Mutanabbi, is cherished by locals who frequent its book market and recite poetry. It remains a vital cultural and historical site, representing resilience and hope for many Iraqis.

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